Favorite Music Survey Reveals Top Bands and Vocalists
Readers cite Stan Kenton and Ray Anthony as favorite bands while Mat Cole and Kay Starr are named top vocalists. Favorite records include Im Yours You Belong to Me and Jambalaya reflecting varied tastes across respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bateson
Ray Anthony
Eddie Fisher
June Christy
Jean van Tiger
Mat Cole
Kay Starr
Bing Crosby
Bruce Froning
Stan Kenton
Rosmary Clooney
Buddy Murrow
Joan Bockes
Patti Page
Pat Brown
Ralph Flanagan
Don Cornell
M Yours
Craig Froning
Tommy Dorsey
Baby
Billy May
Sherrill Frazer
The
Johnny Raye
Jo Stafford
TATTLIN TILL Gossip from the study hall column
Till reports on homecoming dance pairings class rings arriving and sharp, asks about Norma J Jeanie G Audrey K and others public scenes in study hall. She jokes about students across year groups and locals like Ruth Choate Jack Stewart Dale M and Gary B as well as a homecoming football win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Till
Carol H
Simpson
LeRoy
Junor
Pat M
Mary B
Kay G
F.F.A
Dale M
Jim Flickinger
Carol Harrington
Ae Ais Hodgson
Jim Foster
Activities and events listed for early November
The notice outlines school and community events across November: activity pictures on Monday the 3rd, a lecture course and football game against Nevada on Tuesday the 4th, junior play on Wednesday and Thursday the 5th and 6th, girls basketball at Alden on Friday the 7th, and no school on Friday the 7th. A Armistice Day program is scheduled for Tuesday the 11th at 11:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Alden
Junior High Girls Opened Season With Zearing
The Junior high girls basketball team, coached by Mr. Hardy, opens their season November 3 at Zearing. Twenty two players practiced, wearing black and white blouses with red bottoms. Listed players include Karen Abbee, Beverly Bockes, Sue Brown, Neva Cable, Karen Clapp, Delores Crosser, Bethel Dillavoy, Mary Ellen Dillavoy, Verla Dobbrunz, Cornetha Evans, Jane Griffel, Wanda Kirkdorffer, Barbara Lyman, Mary Ellen Mairs, Shirley Manship, Maralyn Marske, Bette Meader, Marjorie Miller, Connie Travis, Donna Stone. Managers Arlene Stielow and Nancy Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hardy
Zearing
Karen Abbee
Beverly Bockes
Sue Brown
Neva Cable
Karen Clapp
Delores Crosser
Birthdays in November for local residents and teachers
November birthdays listed for residents: Pat Krominga Ruth Lauritsen Mary Ann Schultz Richard Smith Bruce Froning Jane Granzow Barbara Perkins Marcia Green Larry LaVelle John Skillen Dorothy Zielske Kathleen Wehrman Dennis Arkland Shirley Vinton Barbara Parker Bill Cleveland Jim Foster. Two teachers also celebrate: Mr Schmidt on the 24th and Mr Turkington on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Krominga
Ruth Lauritsen
Mary Ann Schultz
Richard Smith
Bruce Froning
Jane Granzow
Barbara Perkins
Marcia Green
Larry LaVelle
John Skillen
Dorothy Zielske
Kathleen Wehrman
Dennis Arkland
Shirley Vinton
Barbara Parker
Bill Cleveland
Jim Foster
Mr. Schmidt
Turkington
Finders Creepers junior play set for November 5 6
Darts at Arts notes the junior class play Finders Creepers with tickets from any junior. The article lists crew members for props stage makeup costumes publicity posters sound lighting and promoters and mentions the director and student director. It also notes band practice and upcoming debate events and urges support for school activities and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crandall
Marilyn Mitchell
Irene Hodgson
Jerry Crosser
Vic Reist
Lloyd Draper
Gary Button
Bill Krause
Don Bekemeier
Shirley Trout
Sharron Vaughn
Bette Bateson
Marilyn Miller
Patty McNertney
Sharon Arkland
Diane Dickinson
Mary Lou Brown
Jean van Tiger
Gary Ellen Krause
Shirley Folett
Tom "Rwin
Norma Jeske
Tom Irwin
360B Bateson
Leon Doughty
Marvyl Priske
Patricia Priske
Barb Stanton
Ruby Barr
Tulia Clingerman
Peggy Estes Ray
Long
Viola Brock
Scott Presents Third Lecture Course of Season
This morning at 9:00 the third lecture in the series will be held. W Emerson Scott will present the motion picture To The Attic by Canoe, a summary of Far North adventure. The film spans over 5000 miles, 200 miles above the Arctic Circle, and depicts Roaring Rapids Indian Dances Whale Hunts and Mackenzie River scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Emerson Scott
Arctic Circle
Arctic
Broad
Mackenzie River
Varsity Opens Season Against Alden In November Clash
The varsity girls prepare for their first game November 7 at Alden. Coach Engstrom notes progress in speed defense and scoring punch while fundamentals and patterns are honed. Readouts list out fourteen players and three managers as the squad builds team play and fans are urged to cheer them to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Engstrom
Sharon Arkland
Janice Armstrong
Maxine Balvant
Mary Beach
Jo Ann Bockes
Pat Brown
Mary Butler
Barbara Choate
Tamma Jo Crosley
Peggy Estes
Carla Granzow
Kay Griffel
Jean Guenther
Audrey Rudolph
Mary Eben Krause
Barbara Mairs
Patty McNertney
Peggy McNertney
Sylva Steckler
Dorthy Zielske
Joan Bockes
Tamma Crosley
Dorothy Zielske
Jane Granzow
Joan Balvanz
Julia Clingerman
Election Day Reflections and School Sports Update
Cokes editor notes the historic election day and contrasts national choices with local school events. Basketball opens soon with tonight’s final football game, girls season starts Friday at Alden, and homecoming decorates the year with art class progress from Steege, Wagner, Marrington, Bateson, and Gaede as seniors seek parental permission for a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Alden
Jyet’s
Tigers
Nevada
Mock Election To Be Held Here Today
The student council organizes a mock election aligned with national voting. A caucus on Friday from 12 345 to 1 30 selected campaign speakers, who will argue for their candidates at 1 00 Tuesday before voting. A freshman rep raises whether students should gather in halls before school, to be discussed next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thereshman
What Is The Future for The Seniors Editorial
Editorial advocates a personalized career path for high school seniors. It urges IQ and interest testing in freshman year, tailored course plans, and stronger college and teacher counseling to guide after graduation toward jobs apprenticeships or further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Soli
Uncle Sam
Getting Acquainted With Eldora’s Busy Teacher Mrs Wickey
The article profiles Mrs. Jeanette Wickey a business education instructor in Eldora who teaches shorthand typing bookkeeping and secretarial office practice. She serves as advisor for Hi-Lites and the Eldora yearbook and is a junior class sponsor. Her education includes Town State Teachers College Gregg College in Chicago and Chicago University. She is pursuing a Masters at Colorado University Boulder during the summer. Her career spans Detroit and Atlanta and five years ago she taught in Eldora after illness forced resignation. In Iowa she taught Marble Rock DeWitt and New Providence. Travel interests include horseback riding and extensive trips to Canada Mexico and nearly every U.S. state except Washington and Oregon. She also works as a district director for the B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Jeanette Wickey
Wickey
Town State Teachers College
Gregg College
Chicago
Chicago University
Colorado University
Boulder
Colorado
Detroit
Michigan
Atlanta
Georgia
Harvest Ball Plans Underway by F.F.A.
The F.F.A. harvest ball is under way and expected to be bigger and better. Farm shop projects are complete and photos for the F.F.A. scrap book are being prepared for display at district and state contests. A magazine sale sponsored by Farm Journal yielded many subscriptions and free F. F. A. articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Farm Journal Magazine Company
Grade News Snapshots From Classroom Chats
A teacher sampled one student per class asking what they do best and find most interesting. Reading topped the preferred subjects with arithmetic chosen by Joey Shore and Robert Gale. Greg Harrison from Mrs Maddy the Rocky Mountains vacation photos and solo singing in music were highlighted as memorable moments.
Eldora Seniors Honored After Football Season
The Eldora High senior football players are honored as 15 seniors graduate in May after a tough season marked by injuries. Highlights include Dan Callahan as co captain and left guard, Jim Foster left tackle, Weine Hubbard left end, Harold Crippen, Jerry Hodgson, Bob Bateson, Kenny Wagner, Bill Krause, Ray Rash, Gary Button, Leon Doughty, Charles Crandall, Kemp Huehn, Ron Oldenburg, and Roger Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EHS
Coach McLeran
Kemp Huehn
Charles Crandall
Dan Callahan
Ray Rash
Gary Button
Leon Doughty
Harold Crippen
Jerry Hodgson
Bob Bateson
Jim Foster
Jim Hubbard
Ken Wagner
Bill Krause
Herald-Index
Kenny Wagner
Ron Oldenburg
Roger Harrington
Jim “Weine” Hubbard
Hubbard
Tigers
Ubbard
Weine
Harold
Tiny
Kenny Collins
Jerry
Northwestern University
Bob
Iowa University
Wag
Kenny
Eldora
Gary
Leon
Drake
Charles
Chuck” Crandall
Chuck
Iowa State
Tiger
Towa State
Ron
Southern College
Harry
Mghht
Reading and football interests among elementary students
A fragment lists third grader David Wehrman who enjoys reading and football, fourth grader Edward Niemeyer who likes reading, Syfia Dornsbach who loves reading and art, and Miss Lennier’s student Johnny McVeety who excels at spelling and reading. It also mentions Dwight Doude liking arithmetic, Jim Brown liking reading and football, Dickie Niemeyer enjoying science and ice cream, and Lloyd Hill who prefers coloring and pumpkin crafts.
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Helen Snow
Dan
Yvonne
Air Force
Velda
Iowa Falls
Gary B
Ruby
Norma J
Norma
Hi-Lites Staff
Leone Bowers
Dixie Crosley
Suee Ann McLeran
Ronnie Oldenburg
Tattlin
Mary Elien Krause
Peg McNertney
Patty Brown
Kenneth Steinfeldt, Jr
Jane Grantow
Sandra Bailey
Audrey, Rudolph
Barbara Langland
Pat Priske
Sharon Aarkland
DARTS
Scott
Mrs. Wickey
Callahan
Jim
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Eldora’ Tigers
EHS Marching Band
Kent
William Gillen
Engdahland Gillen
Monmouth
Ilinois
Gillen
Eldora, Iowa
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